Sleep Token - Fall For Me. (29.04.22)(Lafayette) 

Sleep Token is as much theater as they are a rock band.

Worship

Worship

For a fact there have been many like him in the emotional front, none express it like him.

Must have felt so good to have been there, and been a part of that

Chills every time 🥹

THE DREAM 🖤

I just saw Beck last weekend with the National Symphony and it was beautiful. I sat there thinking how beautiful Sleep Token would sound with an orchestra.

Truly believe that this is the most beautiful performance (the entire concert) of all time and no Im not joking.

That's the beauty of music. That it can be interpreted so many ways.

I can’t wait to scream this in person in a few months

they will be at AFTERSHOCK in California

Yeah, when are they coming to New York!? lol

​@Aaron Keeler also at louder than life

They opened up for In This Moment a few months ago in North Dakota, that’s how I first got thrown into the obsession hahaha

Good news

I don't see it. Can you name the parts in the text?

@@asatrumann What are you, my English teacher?

@@gabe_s_videos 😄 I'm genuinely interested that's why I'm asking.

​@@asatrumann I'm going off of what I read on Genius and the music video, so take it with a grain of salt: the lyrics make all these references to the bottom of the ocean, "city of ice" = the part of the ocean which sunlight can't reach, also a good analogy for depression, "burning cathedrals" = hydrothermal pipes in the ocean floor which spew volcanic smoke, and "fall for me" refers to how, when whales die, their bodies sink to the bottom of the ocean for the animals there to eat, circle of life and all that. So I'm guessing the metaphor is something like "I've sunk to the bottom of the ocean, come down here and save me," which can either mean "Be with me in my time of need" or "Save me from slipping into the darkness and never coming back." The music video is a little more explicit, it has all this text flashing on the screen that says things like "I can't do this any longer," "I am due a harsh lesson" and "I want to, want to, live" ("I don't want to live, but I wish I did"). All that considered, I feel safe saying that the song is basically saying "Please talk me down from the ledge, I'm afraid I'm going to go through with it if you don't.

@@gabe_s_videos Thanks man! Yeah, makes sense. Haven't seen the music video but I think you could be right :)

Right

That's the choir he literally has standing in front of him lmfao

​@@Daniel-vu4quThat choir is 3 people, and you can hear many more than 3 voices screaming along, I think it's a mixture of the choir with the harmonies and the screaming of the crowd making it more epic.

Oh is that why he's facing away?

@@ahau9799 Yes, he took the mask off when he sat at the piano, you can see it on top of it.

I find this super annoying as well

No one asked

Screw those people who paid money to see them and sing along to their songs! You can sing at home not at a concert

Part of the special experience of being at a concert.

The person that came in early around 1:20 nearly threw Vessel off. Lmao

I think it's beautiful, people connecting through music. Besides, you can hear Vessel clear as day either way.

You clearly are not a musician. As someone who has played hundreds of live shows the fucking greatest thing you can ever experience is hearing the crowd sing every word of your art with you. It's euphoria. So no, never shut up. Sing your hearts out.

this!!!@@RoyalSubjectsMusic

Part of the live experience is enjoying singing along with other likeminded people. I don't want people to shut up, I want everyone to enjoy it as they want to.

You can listen to his voice on the record with headphones. Stop trying to steal peoples joy of singing along with a song that makes their heart's feel?

@@chasegibson9020 you have it backwards, you sing along at home with headphones on. At the concert that has so much more nuance and improvisation you LISTEN